Re: your motorized rotating xmas tree stands with receptacle for lights: How many rotations per m.inuite?
19663
I gave this to my daughter for our old silver tree. I did see it rotate and it was not moving fast but at a slow steady pace. Sorry that is the best I can tell you.
1180802
I have used a C Clamp that goes on a lighting stand e.g., T shaped light tree stand. The spotlight is quite heavy, thus you want to have stable stand; I hung other lights on the other side of the horizontal bar on the stand to balance the weight.
223149
There is only about 6 to 6 1/2 feet of lights with about 3-4 feet of blank cord per stand. You'll need 3 stands to do 19'. They are really nice so it's worth it.
1317933
I cannot answer precisely...It's currently stored away with Xmas outdoor items. I utilized two receptacles....however, I do not recall if there was a third.
899704
I'm afraid I hung ours on a stand, so I don't know. The photos I've seen look like the trees are very close together.
1688124
I've got one mounted directly on wood planks, used a couple of aluminum strips to hold it down. I've had it on since July, no problems yet and I've even stepped on it (barefoot). I use it to power my 12v fridge, works well. Clean it with a damp rag regularly, they get dusty.
1887430
I lost my use of my charging stand when we lost power in an ice storm and the resulting power surge. I have written the company but got no reply. Great customer service! I want to use another cord (actually I have several) but I need to know the Voltage info. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
811959
The fibers do not rotate, not the lights. The lights just change color. It foes not have an outlet plug it is batteries only. A very basic lamp.
1274453
I don't know. That is a lot of power for something that is supposed to be used on Christmas light sets. You can look up the power rating on the website for the unit.
1302686
No, it will not rotate, use an extension cord to keep from blocking both receptacles .
932700
Yes you can rotate it. But I would be cautious about extending to maximum with a light, unless the light is...light. The stand starts to sway a bit (at least for me) with any light over 3 lbs.
1369467
The mount permits vertical rotation by loosening the thumb screw...amount of rotation is 360 degrees. Horizontal rotation is also permitted by simply pointing the light left or right...amount of rotation is about 5 degrees left and right of center.
886
This was an order for a fiber optic Poinsettia tree that did NOT work for me! I'm sorry I cannot answer your question but, hubby said this will NOT help either!"Merry Christmas" with many blessing in the coming year!
866137
I got two. Warning, they are really small, so the tree needs to be tiny to use them.
500990
Sorry, I have no idea. I was only interested in running some Christmas Tree lights in a parade. However at this price point I rather dough it.
362324
It depends on how much light you want and what you want to use if for. I ordered it to illuminate a six foot (now) tree we planted as a memorial to our son who passed away. It is exactly what we wanted a good soft light which illuminates the entire tree now, probably won't when it grows much. The light is more light a reg. indoor light and not of the halogen nature with an off color glow. It will not burn long when it does not get sufficient daylight to recharge the batteries. I noticed it was on all the zero degree nights when it had sufficient light to recharge. In other words, I have been happy. It depends on how much light you want and what you want to use if for. I ordered it to illuminate a six foot (now) tree we planted as a memorial to our son who passed away. It is exactly what we wanted a good soft light which illuminates the entire tree now, probably won't when it grows much. The light is more light a reg. indoor light and not of the halogen nature with an off color glow. It will not burn long when it does not get sufficient daylight to recharge the batteries. I noticed it was on all the zero degree nights when it had sufficient light to recharge. In other words, I have... » Read More It depends on how much light you want and what you want to use if for. I ordered it to illuminate a six foot (now) tree we planted as a memorial to our son who passed away. It is exactly what we wanted a good soft light which illuminates the entire tree now, probably won't when it grows much. The light is more light a reg. indoor light and not of the halogen nature with an off color glow. It will not burn long when it does not get sufficient daylight to recharge the batteries. I noticed it was on all the zero degree nights when it had sufficient light to recharge. In other words, I have been happy. « Show Less
1776719
I don't know but we have ours set on a very small Christmas tree with a short string of LED lights (50) and it works perfectly with this load but I don't know how many watts?